Free Property Templates

An agreement between a property owner and a broker in India, appointing the broker to sell the owner's house. It sets out the sale consideration and payment structure (earnest money followed by the balance at registration), the owner's warranties as to clear and marketable title, the owner's undertakings to deliver the title abstract and to execute the conveyance deed on receipt of the full consideration, the broker's timeline to find a buyer, and the broker's commission (2% of the consideration, payable on execution of the conveyance deed).

This template is a formal agreement between a construction firm and a broker to facilitate the sale of a specific property. It outlines the broker's authority to find a buyer, sets the sale price and commission rate, and defines the timeline for the transaction.

This document is a formal sale deed used when the Official Liquidator of a company in liquidation sells company property to a purchaser following a court-ordered winding-up. It confirms the transfer of absolute ownership, delivery of possession, and the payment of the agreed auction price as sanctioned by a High Court.

This legal template is a **Deed of Conveyance** used by an Official Liquidator to transfer immovable property from a company in liquidation to a purchaser. It includes a confirming party who initially placed the bid and ensures the legal transfer of title following a court-ordered winding-up process and public auction.

An agreement between a builder/developer and a broker (real estate agent) in India, appointing the broker to sell residential flats in a project under construction, on a commission basis. It covers the broker's appointment and the price and terms (set out in an annexure), the commission rate, the builder's warranties as to clear and marketable title and quality of construction, and the fixed period of the broker's authority to sell. Note: for projects and agents covered by the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), the project and the broker must be RERA-registered.

An agreement appointing an architect firm to design and supervise the construction of a building for an owner (the Employer) in India. It sets out the architect's full scope of services — sketch designs, municipal approvals, working and structural drawings, estimates and tender documents, site supervision, checking contractors' bills and certifying payments, and obtaining the completion and occupation certificates — together with the standard of care and responsibility for structural soundness, submission timelines, the fee (a percentage of the value of works) and its stage-wise payment schedule, liquidated damages for delay, assignment and termination rights, and dispute resolution by arbitration under Indian law.

A two-part specimen for the purchase of an industrial plot by a company that is yet to be incorporated. Part 1 is the promoters' agreement with the vendor to buy the plot on behalf of the proposed company (ABC Ltd.); Part 2 is the agreement the company itself enters into with the vendor, once incorporated, to complete the same purchase. Together they cover the price and payment schedule, verification of the vendor's title, equal sharing of sale expenses and stamp duty, delivery of possession, registration of the sale deed, and adjustment of price for any error in area or boundaries - a typical pre-incorporation-to-incorporation land acquisition flow under Indian company and property law.

A rent agreement under which a property owner (Lessor) lets an office room with an attached toilet and bathroom to a company (Lessee) - typically a proposed or newly-incorporating company using the premises as its registered office - for an eleven-month term in India. It covers monthly rent (excluding electricity and water, billed by meter consumption), one month's advance rent, restrictions on subletting, structural changes and use (official purposes only), the owner's inspection rights, maintenance responsibilities, and termination on one month's notice by either party.

A residential tenancy (lease) agreement under which a landlord lets a house to a tenant on a monthly tenancy basis in India. It covers the security deposit and monthly rent (with periodic increases), the landlord's repair and upkeep obligations, the tenant's maintenance duties, payment of taxes and charges, restrictions on alterations, subletting and use (residential only), and termination for default or insolvency - with residual matters governed by the applicable statutory tenancy law.

A leave and license agreement under which an owner (Licensor) grants another party (Licensee) temporary permission to occupy and use part of a building for business purposes in India, typically for an eleven-month term. It is structured as a licence rather than a lease or tenancy - so it does not create tenancy rights - and covers the license fee, taxes and utilities, parking, permitted use, upkeep and damage, restrictions on alterations and transfer, the Licensor's inspection rights, and termination with handover of vacant possession.